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Stories | 24 July 2024
Malaysian Confronted for Hanging Lanterns as Decorations at Her Chinese-Muslim Restaurant

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PAS Criticizes Selangor Chinese School for Beer Company Sponsorship, Calling It 'Unhealthy' and 'Immoral'

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Chinese School in Negeri Sembilan's Year One Class Consists Entirely of Malay Students

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Study: 58% of Malaysian Chinese and Indian Youths Perceive Government Bias and Discrimination

The Merdeka Center, a Malaysian opinion research firm, recently published the National Youth Survey 2024, highlighting the thoughts and challenges of youths aged 18 to 30 in Malaysia.

Chinese Woman Forces Luxury Store Staff to Count RM367k in Cash for Two Hours After Being Ignored

Have you ever walked into a luxury store only to be ignored by the staff? A woman in China decided to take matters into her own hands after experiencing this treatment.

Why More Chinese Nationals Are Interested in Buying Homes in Malaysia

Chinese buyers are increasingly focusing on prime areas in Kuala Lumpur, such as the Central Business District, Bukit Damansara, Bangsar, and Kenny Hills, for luxury homes.

'They Don’t Ask You to Drink’ – Malay Parents Defend Chinese School Events Sponsored by Beer Companies

A Chinese school in Selangor recently drew attention for receiving sponsorship from a beer company. The Ministry of Education announced an investigation into the matter, while PAS expressed its opposition to accepting sponsorships from alcohol companies.

Chinese Businessman Offers 10 Days of 'Unhappy Leave' for Employees to Use Freely

Recently, a study revealed that employees in Malaysia are the second unhappiest in Southeast Asia. While Malaysia may not have initiatives to address this issue, a businessman in China is taking steps to reduce unhappiness in his workplace.

Malaysian Confronted for Hanging Lanterns as Decorations at Her Chinese-Muslim Restaurant

Many restaurants in Malaysia serve fusion food, blending dishes from different cultures. Some of these eateries also transform typically non-Halal food into Halal versions, allowing Muslims to enjoy diverse cuisines.

PAS Criticizes Selangor Chinese School for Beer Company Sponsorship, Calling It 'Unhealthy' and 'Immoral'

A Chinese school in Sepang recently held a charity performance and fundraising event sponsored by a beer company, attracting significant attention from certain political parties.

Chinese School in Negeri Sembilan's Year One Class Consists Entirely of Malay Students

A small Chinese school in Batu Kikir, Negeri Sembilan, has only Malay students in its Year One class this academic year. According to Sinchew Daily, SJK(C) Chi Sin is an under-enrolled Chinese primary school with only 66 students this year.

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